US software company Qualtrics plans to create more than 350 jobs in Dublin over the next four years to bring total headcount here to 600.
Qualtrics made the announcement as it marked the fifth anniversary of its Dublin-based European headquarters, which houses its sales, engineering, support and services operations.
The company also said it would create additional office space in the capital with the development of a new building in the city centre.
The building, which will be situated next to Qualtrics’s existing offices at Clarendon Row, near the Gaiety Theatre on South King Street, will expand the company’s facilities here to 57,000sq ft.
Qualtrics was founded by brothers Ryan and Jared Smith along with their father Scott, and Stuart Orgill in Provo, Utah, in 2002. It is a provider of cloud-based software that lets organisations create online surveys and track employee satisfaction and customer interactions.
More than 9,000 companies use Qualtrics’s software, including more than 75 per cent of the Fortune 100. Among its clients are well-known names such as Allianz, Microsoft, GE, Mastercard, Kellogg’s and Sony.
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